Saga overview

The saga is an epic of science fiction and existential fantasy divided into four volumes. Set in worlds connected by a cosmic entity known as the Veil, the story follows Elara, a young woman driven by visions, memories of past lives, and the discovery of an ancient artifact. Elara's journey spans diverse worlds — from bioluminescent forests to alien deserts and technocratic civilizations — in search of answers about the origin of cosmic silence, faith, and the universe itself. ⸻ Book 1 – The Silence of Veridion Introduces Elara, a radio technician on a planet where the silence of the cosmos is worshiped. Upon discovering an ancient artifact, she breaks the Veil — a barrier imposed by the Sentinels. The plot mixes spirituality, dogmatic oppression, and the awakening to a greater reality, putting Elara on the run and in search of the truth about herself and the universe. ⸻ Book 2 – Echoes of the Desert Elara arrives at Zarath-Kai, a mystical desert planet. She meets David, reincarnated, and her granddaughter Solara, Lyra's daughter. The book presents an ideological and physical war against a fanatical sect, with Elara maturing as a leader and warrior. The final battle on Velmora marks the epic turning point of the saga, with profound sacrifices and the promise of a new world. ⸻ Book 3 – Shadows of the Veil Now on Aetherion, a cold and technocratic planet, Elara finds a society that does not dream, does not believe and denies the Veil as a myth. Toren dominates with logic and manipulation, erasing memories and establishing a cult of reason. Liora sacrifices herself to open the final portal. Elara's challenge becomes to rekindle the spark of the soul in a world that has lost faith. ⸻ Book 4 – The Heart of the Veil Elara, David and their last allies arrive at the primordial world of the Sentinels: Etherion Primus. Here, they discover the true origin of the Veil and the past of Toren, a former guardian who rebelled against the Creator for allowing free will and contact between worlds. The outcome is symbolic and profound: the Veil is not destroyed, but transformed into a bridge — and freedom returns to the universe. ⸻ Distinctive Features of the Work • Original universe with its own mythology • Rare blend of science fiction and spirituality • Strong female protagonist on a journey of faith, memory and sacrifice • Deep antagonist, with tragic and philosophical motivations • Visual and cinematic narrative, with appeal for adaptations • Subtle inspirations from Star Wars, Dune and Arrival, with a unique identity